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Trappe selects 24-month fixed electric supply rate to avoid higher Delmarva prices
Summary
CQI Associates presented supplier options and the council unanimously approved a 24-month fixed-rate electric supply contract to avoid defaulting to Delmarva Power's higher rates when the town's current contract expires in December.
The Trappe Town Council voted unanimously on Nov. 5, 2025, to lock in a 24-month fixed electric supply rate after a presentation by Richard Anderson of CQI Associates. Anderson warned that if the town does not enter a new contract when its current agreement expires in December, the town would default to Delmarva Power's rates.
After reviewing available options and projected impacts, the council selected the "24 month, fixed rate option." Commissioner Walter Chase moved to select that option and Commissioner Michael Sullivan seconded; the motion was approved unanimously. The minutes record no dissent and do not include the specific fixed rate price in the public record of the meeting.
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